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Rotten Apple Seeds

Rotten Apple Seeds

De: Matthew D’Amario
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This podcast is the collection of my sermons and other opportunities to teach at the congregation I serve. I am an Episcopal priest. I am currently serving the congregation of Christ Episcopal Church in Denton, on Maryland's Eastern Shore. Typically, I begin an episode with a short explanation of the Gospel, then read the Gospel, then begin the sermon. This is how most episodes containing sermons will unfold. I hope you get something out of my message! Feel free to share your comments with me!Matthew D’Amario Cristianismo Espiritualidad Ministerio y Evangelismo
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  • Sermon for April 5, 2026, Easter Sunday, Year A

    Sermon for April 5, 2026, Easter Sunday, Year A
    Apr 5 2026

    Here is today’s sermon, April 5, 2026, Easter Sunday, Year A. It is based on John 20:1-18, the Resurrection. In it I make the point that resurrection can happen to us all. Death is the school of love which purifies and make our love from human and transactional to selfless and divine.

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    17 m
  • Sermon for April 3, 2026, Good Friday, Year A

    Sermon for April 3, 2026, Good Friday, Year A
    Apr 4 2026

    Here is today’s sermon, April 3, 2026, Good Friday, Year A. In it is discuss the various theories of atonement, including substitutionary atonement and penal substitution. I conclude that what is most affirming and uplifting is the solidarity the the Divine wishes to establish with humanity and, thus, elevate and ennoble our lives and relationships.

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    31 m
  • Sermon for April 2, 2026, Maundy Thursday, Year A

    Sermon for April 2, 2026, Maundy Thursday, Year A
    Apr 3 2026

    Here is today’s sermon, April 2, 2026, Maundy Thursday, Year A. It is based on John 13:1-17, 31b-35, the Footwashing. In it, I discuss the term, anamnesis, in which the act of recollecting or remembering makes present the person. I note how the footwashing and the Eucharist are not nostalgia, but active remembering to be aware of the presence of Christ in our action.

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    17 m
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